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But which set should I get?Ĭheck out all the choices I ended up with a full set of the Fey Masquerade dice. I had been looking for something special for my War of the Witch Queens and this looked perfect. I figured this was a perfect place to get some 'witch' dice. I found Dice Witchery on Twitter back in June and saw they had a lot of great designs. I clicked on them for their name but bought the dice for how they looked. There is a whole cottage market of RPG-adjacent makers out there and I think it is all great. So I sought some of the dice makers online. Everyone here in my house has a set of special or premium dice.

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But in my defense, I have collected them from various sets over the last 42+ years, plus getting a set when I go to Gen Con and other cons. I would add these to my arsenal of Pathfinder releated Witch materials.Īnd now for something completely different!Ī while back I decided I wanted a set of 'premium dice.' I have, well, an embarrassing amount of dice. The various 'Vision' Hexes are quite nice in fact. They are of a good varieity and many very useful ones. This file includes an appropriate 13 Major Hexes for Pathfinder 1st Edition Witches. When judging these prices I should include a minmum and then adjust from there. So 25 cents per page, or 50 cents per page of content.Īside.

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This PDF is four pages, 1 for cover, 1 for OGL statement, 2 for content. There are some really nice thematic hexes here like Broom-a-mancy (which is not a thing but really works well here) to 'Suffer the Slings and Arrows.'

So 25 cents per page, or 50 cents per page of content. Hexes are to Pathfinder witches as Occult Powers are to my witches and invocations are to D&D warlocks.Īs always I will be following my rules for these reviews. I was very pleased with a lot of the material that came out to support it. Pathfinder gave us a really fun witch class.

I used the same one for the cover of The Witch. I have to admit I do love seeing Waterhouse's 'The Magic Circle' as the cover. I would certainly try to convert any or all of these for use with other witches I have made and I think I can find a place for them in my War of the Witch Queens campaign. So it kind of packs a punch really and really keyed to the Pathfinder witch class.

'The Fragment of Witchery' Legacy Item (Let your magic item level up with you, and provide you with a reason why the world around you will suffer a witch to live!).

Talon Gloves (Your nails become dangerous weapons, more so if you already possess that hex, giving you a weapon on par with the warrior’s mightiest sword).

Ring of the Virago (Use your spirit to take control of any other creature with the help of your familiar, and remind folks why you have such a sinister reputation.).

Patron’s Sark (Make it easier to enhance your patron spells with metamagic feats, and show off the value of your patron over other forms of spellcasting).

Habiliment of the Harridan (Inflict a curse upon a creature that fails a save against your spells, adding an additional effect without losing an action.).

Familiar Figurine (Your familiar can become a figurine of wondrous power and become an animal companion for a short time, and show why a familiar is so important to a witch.).

Circlet of the Crone (Gain or enhance three of the witch's most vile hexes and maintain that sinister reputation that witches possess.).

Boots of the Beldam (When someone looks away you disappear, maintaining your air of the mysterious mistress of the dark arts).

Amulet of the Witch (Use a hex as a swift action and take your foes by surprise without wasting an action.).

Opportunistic Hex weapon special ability (inflicts an offensive hex as part of an attack of opportunity, and reminds folks why they fear witches!).

Inside are 10 items of various levels of power. This PDF is 11 pages, but one is for the cover, one for the title, one for the OGL, and two for ads. Here is one of many of those products.Īs always I will be following my rules for these reviews. Pathfinder gave us a great witch class for their 1st Edition game (and 2nd Edition too) and there was plenty of 3rd party support for it.

Moving on from the indie scene and into one of the big players in the RPG world.